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The Incorporation Registration Certificate is a fundamental legal document issued under the Australian Corporations Act 2001, serving as official proof of a company's registration with ASIC. This certificate is automatically generated upon successful company registration and contains crucial information including the company's ACN, registration date, company type, and registered office details. The document is essential for various business operations and is frequently required by banks, government agencies, and other institutions as proof of the company's legal existence and compliance with Australian corporate law. An Incorporation Registration Certificate must be maintained as part of the company's official records and is often needed for regulatory compliance, business transactions, and establishing business relationships.

1. Certificate Header: ASIC logo and document title 'Certificate of Registration of a Company'

2. Registration Declaration: Formal statement declaring the company has been registered under the Corporations Act 2001

3. Company Details: Company name, ACN (Australian Company Number), company type (e.g., proprietary company limited by shares)

4. Registration Date: Date of company registration and incorporation

5. Company Type Details: Specification of company type and liability of members

6. Jurisdiction: State or territory where the company is registered

7. Official Signature: Authorised signature from ASIC representative

8. Authentication Details: Document authentication number and verification details